Once the tipped section is glued into the stability shaft. Can you remove the tip like you would a normal shaft with heat or will the end of the stability tip be ruined. Thinking of having a few putters with an 8” attachments already and swap out when I want
I didn’t receive the gauge or black tube with my stability carbon shaft. How long is the black tube piece? I’m putting mine on my Scotty Futura 6M. Thanks? I’ve heard 9 inches for steel section in lieu of having the guide plastic section.
well you should have made another video did the shaft help with putting i just dont see it really making any different cause the swing of putter so easy start with
I noticed that both builds have a very 'snug' fit with the shaft and hosel. Previously I did a stability reshaft on a toulon (plumbers neck)and the fit wasn't snug. There was a little play in that the shaft was barely able to 'sit' when plugged into the head. I propped it against wall with some bricks so it didn't move. After the epoxy set, the putter lie angle was off by a couple of degrees. My question is there a trick you have when my situation occurs? Is using a shim even suggested on a putter? Thanks again! :D
Depending on how loose the fit was, you could have used some shafting beads to fill a slight gap. Both mine fit perfectly snug, but if you were cutting down a Stroke Lab shaft that could be the issue.
50 years since Jack was winning majors, 50 years prior to that people were using hickory shafts 🤷🏽♂️ I bet there was someone in a 1920s newspapers saying how overpriced and ridiculous steel shafts were
@@Gramkan steel shafts have obvious and provable performance benefits over a hickory shaft, not the case with these putter shafts hence hardly anyone on tour uses one
@@Cornwall1888 main benefit is minimising shaft twist and face deflection on miss hits, reducing the lose of distance and accuracy. Tour players almost never miss hit putts, that's why you wont see many on tour. The other 99.999 percent of players will definitely benefit, a lot of folks already run heavy x stiff iron shafts in their putters to get similar benefits
@@Gramkan 45% of pga players use a mallet so obviously they use forgiving equipment when it actually works. They don’t hit putts perfect all the time they would use those shafts even if it only saved them one shot a tournament
@@Cornwall1888 good players switch to mallets for Alignment and how it sits at address, never heard of a really good player switching to a mallet purely for forgiveness, that’s usually mentioned as a small bonus after the other reasons
this is nowhere near the same thing as callaway. Callaway uses the graphite shaft to lighten the shaft and distribute weight in other areas like the putter head and grip. This shaft is the same weight as a normal steel shaft but super stiff. That means less head twisting on off center hits.
